Retro chart for stowaways – 16 Apr 2005

These were the top ten albums fourteen years ago this week!

1. New Order – Waiting for the Sirens’ Call
2. Moby – Hotel
3. Basement Jaxx – The Singles
4. Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll
5. Everything But The Girl – Adapt or Die – Ten Years of Remixes
6. Client – City
7. Daft Punk – Human After All
8. Bent – Ariels
9. Depeche Mode – Remixes 81-04
10. Télépopmusik – Angel Milk

Retro chart for stowaways – 5 March 2005

These were the top ten singles on the chart for stowaways, an amazing fourteen years ago this week!

1. Kings of Convenience – Know-How
2. Girls Aloud – Wake Me Up
3. Moby – Lift Me Up
4. The Chemical Brothers – Galvanize
5. Client – Pornography
6. Erasure – Breathe
7. Tears for Fears – The Closest
8. Duran Duran – What Happens
9. Bent – Comin’ Back
10. Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll

Retro chart for stowaways – 24 September 2005

Unfortunately due to technical difficulties, new charts are on hold at the moment, but I can still bring you retro charts. Here’s this week from 2005:

1. Pet Shop Boys – Battleship Potemkin (OST)
2. Goldfrapp – Supernature
3. Röyksopp – The Understanding
4. Faithless – Forever Faithless – The Greatest Hits
5. Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll
6. Kraftwerk – Minimum Maximum
7. Goldfrapp – Black Cherry
8. Moby – Hotel
9. Basement Jaxx – The Singles
10. Saint Etienne – Tales from Turnpike House

Retro chart for stowaways – 26 February 2005

Here are the top ten albums from eleven years ago:

1. Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll
2. Erasure – Nightbird
3. Client – City
4. The Chemical Brothers – Push the Button
5. Bent – Ariels
6. Lemon Jelly – ’64-’95
7. Depeche Mode – The Remixes 81-04
8. Kylie Minogue – Ultimate Kylie
9. Girls Aloud – What Will the Neighbours Say?
10. Dirty Vegas – One

Retro chart for stowaways – 8 October 2005

Here are the top ten singles from a decade ago this week:

1. Röyksopp – 49 Percent
2. Andy Bell – Crazy
3. Sugababes – Push the Button
4. Goldfrapp – Ooh La La
5. Liberty X – Song 4 Lovers
6. Mylo vs. Miami Sound Machine – Doctor Pressure
7. Röyksopp – Only This Moment
8. New Order – Waiting for the Sirens’ Call
9. Basement Jaxx – Do Your Thing
10. Moby – Dream About Me

Music for the Masses 39 – 7 May 2005

For the final run of Music for the Masses, from April to May 2005, I had secured the coveted Saturday night slot, building people up to a stomping night out in Leeds. Or alternatively helping them to revise for their exams. Or potentially neither; it was rather difficult to tell. But looking through the playlist, I can see a slightly more uptempo seam running through the show, culminating with the Electromix at the end of the show.

Show 39: Sat 7 May 2005, from 6:00pm-8:00pm

Broadcast on LSR FM, online only. Artist of the week: The Shamen.

• Morcheeba – World Looking In
• Erasure – Here I Go Impossible Again
• 1 Giant Leap feat. Robbie Williams & Maxi Jazz – My Culture
• Mylo – In My Arms (Sharam Jey Remix)
• The Shamen – Comin’ On (Beatmasters Mix)
• Sylver – Make It
• Aurora – Ordinary World
• BT – Orbitus Terrarium
• Kraftwerk – Aérodynamik
• The Shamen – MK2A
• Depeche Mode – Freelove (Live) [The Live Bit]
• Stereo MCs – Connected
• Technique – Sun is Shining
• Felix – Don’t You Want Me
• Yello feat. Stina Nordenstam – To the Sea
• New Order – Jetstream (Arthur Baker Remix)
• The Shamen – Indica
• Binar – The Truth Sets Us Free
• Talk Talk – Talk Talk
• Mirwais feat. Craig Wedren – Miss You [Electromix]
• Elektric Music – Lifestyle (Radio-Style) [Electromix]
• Front Line Assembly – Everything Must Perish [Electromix]
• Fluke – Absurd
• Bent – The Waters Deep

The Electromix feature from this show still exists, and will be included on a future Playlist for stowaways.

Music for the Masses 38 – 30 April 2005

The Live Bit, launched only the preceding week as a new feature, quickly turned out to be way too much trouble and was downsized to just one track, but the Electromix would continue for the rest of the show’s run, this week starring Leeds’s own Utah Saints as the centrepiece.

Show 38: Sat 30 Apr 2005, from 6:00pm-8:00pm

Broadcast on LSR FM, online only. Artist of the week: Apollo 440.

• Moloko – The Time is Now
• System F – Insolation
• Faithless feat. Boy George – Why Go?
• Röyksopp – Remind Me (Someone Else’s Remix)
• Apollo 440 – Astral America
• Mylo – In My Arms (Sharam Jey Remix)
• The Clarke & Ware Experiment – Communication (from Music for Multiple Dimensions)
• New Order feat. Ana Matronic – Jetstream (Richard X Remix)
• LCD Soundsystem – Disco Infiltrator
• Heaven 17 – Being Boiled (Live) [The Live Bit]
• Amorphous Androgynous – The Mello Hippo Disco Show
• Apollo 440 – Pain in Any Language
• Moby – I Like It
• M83 – Teen Angst (Montag Mix)
• Lemon Jelly – Make Things Right
• The Flirts – Passion
• Apollo 440 – Heart Go Boom
• Ladytron – Blue Jeans [Electromix]
• Utah Saints – Love Song [Electromix]
• Piney Gir – Girl [Electromix]
• Jam & Spoon feat. Rea – Be Angeled

The Electromix feature from this show still exists, and will be included on a future Playlist for stowaways.

Music for the Masses 35 – 9 March 2005

Kicking off a show with I Monster‘s Who is She? is a rare privilege, as is closing one with the extended version of The Beloved‘s Sweet Harmony. With Sparks as artist of the week, and including some of their highlights from the 1970s, this was definitely going to be a particularly special show.

 

Show 35: Wed 9 Mar 2005, from 6:05pm-8:00pm

Broadcast on LSR FM, online only. Artist of the week: Sparks.

• I Monster – Who is She?
• Moby – Lift Me Up (Mylo Remix)
• Saint Etienne – Only Love Can Break Your Heart
• Télépopmusik – Stop Running Away
• Erasure – Rock Me Gently (Bamboo)
• S.I. Futures – Eurostar
• Madonna – Nobody’s Perfect
• Sparks – La Dolce Vita
• Apollo 440 – Liquid Cool
• Elektric Music – TV
• Faithless – Fatty Boo
• Sparks – It’s a Knock-Off
• Adamski – Killer
• Front Line Assembly – Prophecy
• New Order – Krafty
• Yello – Lost Again
• Sparks – The Rhythm Thief
• The Orb – Toxygene
• The Beloved – Sweet Harmony (Live the Dream Mix)

Music for the Masses 33 – 23 February 2005

Unfortunately the webcam wasn’t working this week, leaving us with very little documentary evidence of the show. Artist of the week was my long-time favourite act The Beloved, and other highlights included oddities from White Town and The Postal Service.

Show 33: Wed 23 Feb 2005, from 6:05pm-8:00pm

Broadcast on LSR FM, online only. Artist of the week: The Beloved.

• Mylo – Valley of the Dolls
• Robert Miles – Children
• Olive – Miracle (Radio Mix)
• Röyksopp – Poor Leno
• New Order – True Faith
• Enigma – The Eyes of Truth
• The Beloved – Time After Time
• Tony di Bart – The Real Thing (Joy Brothers Remake)
• Sarah Cracknell – Anymore
• The Shamen – Xochipili’s Return
• Deep Forest – Yuki Song
• The Beloved – Sweet Harmony
• White Town – Duplicate
• Fluke – Atom Bomb
• Orbital – The Saint
• The Postal Service – We Will Become Silhouettes
• Dario G – Sunchyme
• Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – Electricity
• The Beloved – A Dream within a Dream
• Bent – Sunday 29th

Music for the Masses 31 – 9 February 2005

It’s always a pleasure to be able to hide the odd nine-minute gem in the middle of a radio show, such as the brilliant Virus Mix of Everything But The Girl‘s Lullaby of Clubland. Surprisingly, the webcam shows me looking relaxed in the extreme.

Show 31: Wed 9 Feb 2005, from 6:05pm-8:00pm

Broadcast on LSR FM, online only. Artist of the week: Massive Attack.

• The Grid – Heartbeat
• Trance Atlantic Air-Waves – Chase
• Sylver – Take Me Back
• The Human League – Love Me Madly?
• Everything But The Girl – Lullaby of Clubland (Virus Mix)
• The Postal Service – We Will Become Silhouettes
• Inspiral Carpets – Saturn 5
• Massive Attack – Unfinished Sympathy
• Camouflage – The Great Commandment
• Visage – Fade to Grey
• Pet Shop Boys – How Can You Expect to Be Taken Seriously? (Ragga Zone Remix)
• The Orb – Once More
• Massive Attack – Karmacoma
• Mirwais feat. Craig Wedren – Miss You
• Lemon Jelly – The Slow Train
• Moby – Lift Me Up
• Mylo – Destroy Rock and Roll
• Ron Grainer – Doctor Who Theme
• Massive Attack – Butterfly Caught (Paul Daley Remix)
• Kings of Convenience – Know-How